Middle Welsh - Grammar

Grammar

Present Indicative Active
caru, "to love"
I caraf
You (s) kery
He, she, it car
We caran
You (p) kerych
They carant
Present Indicative Active
bot, "to be"
I wyf
You (s) wyt
He, she, it yw, ys, yssyd
We wyn
You (p) wych
They wynt

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